Death of Emily Davison in Derby Protest
Emily Wilding Davison, a suffragette famed for militant action, died at Epsom Hospital from a skull fracture after being struck by the King's horse during the Derby. Report notes her prior daring stunts and declares a public funeral in London will honor her sacrifice for women's suffrage, with tributes from suffragist leaders and Hyde Park demonstrations recounted.
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Christabel Pankhurst
Hyde Park
London
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom Hospital
Ammer
Milas Davisons
Womens Social and Political Union
Miss Davison
House of Commons
Baptist Clergyman In the Belief Tht He Was Chancellor Lioyd
George
Women Patriot and Social Union
Cuban steamer on fire with passengers aboard
An unknown Cuban steamer caught fire early in the morning near port. Firefighters and crew rescued most aboard as smoke and flames enveloped the vessel. Casualties and exact damage remain unconfirmed.
Japanese youth Kaya Sazaki picked up at Narrows near Fort Madaworh
New York reports say Kaya Sazaki the Japanese youth rescued from the water near Fort Madaworh was offered shelter at the unmigration station in tomerraux but had nowhere to go and no money He will be sent to the Japanese consulate for care Immig authorities doubt his claim that he was in the water by accident and not a military act
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New York
Kaya Sazaki
Narrows
Fort Madawor H
Kilia Island
Tomerraux
War Against U. S. Urged by Tokyo Meeting
A mass meeting of the Anti-American Youths' Association in Tokyo urged immediate war against the United States. Speeches were bellicose but speakers were largely unknown agitators tied to opposition parties and the event was sparsely attended. The resolution calling for war was adopted.
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Tokyo
Une
Anti- American Youths’ Association
United States
Wreck Kills Two Engineers and Two Women at Norfolk and Western Site
A Norfolk and Western freight wreck near Cleveland on the Clinchfield division destroys Mrs Owens home. Mrs Owens and her 17 year old daughter die from scalds. Engineer Gilespie and Fireman Stewart die crushed beneath a locomotive. Eleven freight cars burn after derailing. Cause likely a broken track in the lead engine tender.
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Owen
Washington Post
Richand Va
Clinchfield
Norfolk and Western
Cleveland
Owens
Gilespie
Stewart
Wresker
Tivens Wan
Cleve
Bluefeld
Freman
Yrfolk Ane Western
Man shoots wife then is killed on steps near Ynawasnington
A man, Casto, age 40, fatally shot his wife during a quarrel near Ynawasnington Poe harieston W Ve. He was killed by William E Harrison, age unknown, on the scene after a struggle. Casto’s wife was seriously wounded and later expected to recover. One son was released. the event involved threats and a reported prior dispute. Harrison witnessed the struggle and called authorities.
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Ynawasnington
Poeharieston
Larky Casto
William E Harrison
Phe Ling
Casto
Af Bas
Oa Neighbin
Rkoman
Jered
Harrison
Union Attacks John D Stationary Firemen Call
The Washington Post reports a circular from the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen condemning treatment of oil workers. The letter, sent to sugar trust employees as well, urges an eight hour day and improved wages, threatening action at plants if demands are not met. The protest labels the conduct as a disgrace to civilization.
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Washington
John Ll
Clompan
Indictment of United Mine Workers Arouses Labor Debate
The President plans to sign the sundry civil bill with a proviso limiting prosecutions under the Sherman Act, while nineteen United Mine Workers in West Virginia face indictments for alleged restraint of trade. Investigations hint at coal operators in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana as possible conspirators seeking higher West Virginia coal prices.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Federal Court of West Virginia
Department of Justice
McReynolds
New York
Department
Abbo
Tharleston W Va
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohie
West Virginia
Paul J Pavisen
United Mine -Workers
Zens
Lass
Stth
Tennstlyade
Hie
Tne
Varnies Wewt Snig
Prenmot Ak
Lamb for Mexican post amid October election talk
Washington dispatch notes John E Lamb of Terre Haute as the Democratic slate for Ambassador to Mexico Indiana senators say he is favored but discuss his past ties to William J Bryan The nomination reportedly not to go to the Senate until after Mexico’s October presidential election Indianapolis author Meredith Nicholson and Indianapolis mayoral candidate Joseph Bell figure in local reaction to the diplomatic posting debate
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York Sun
John E Lamb
Terre Haute
Mexico
Indiana
Lamb
Switzerland
Washington
William J Bryan
United States
Senate
Republic
Tne Wilson
Huerta
Jay
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Indianapolis
Joseph Bell
Mara
Seenater Kern
Bryans
Spurns 300000 Bribe From Huerta Emissary
Gen Lucio Bianco reports to Venustiano Carranza that a federal emissary Bruno Trevino offered 300000 to betray Carranza and join Huerta. Trevino, credentialed by Goy Gonzales of Nuevo Leon, was arrested and sentenced to death by court martial. Carranza refused to intervene.
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Bianco
Huerta
Hagle Pass
Tex
Lucio Bianco
Matamoros
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionallst
Carranza
Blanco
Bruno Trevino
Goy Gonzales
Neuve Leon
Trevino
Monterey
Allies Drift to War State of Siege in Capital
Belgrade reports alarm and irrita tion as Bulgaria delays reply to Servian note amid fear armies in place. Skupshtina may declare annexation of occupied territories. a Balkan alliance solution unlikely before June 12. Bulgarian movements near Ser bian front raise tensions as premiers’ meeting doubtful.
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Servia
Bulgaria
Skupshtina
Sona
Neue Freie Presse
Daneff
Triple Alliance
Eatiemely
Servin
Belgrade
Bulgana
Bulgari
Touran
Strumitz
Bulgauria
Diplomas Awarded to Eight Babies at Lincoln Park Church
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati Ohio describes eight infants receiving diplomas at Lincoln Park Baptist Church. A baby charter tracks births, a birthday card is given on the anniversary, and a diploma is awarded at age one. Today the eight small children were formally presented at the Sunday school.
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Washington Post
Cincinmati Ohro
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Laato
British Plans Betrayed Rival Government Holds Battle Cruiser Secrets
Dr Armgaard Graves claims a rival government possesses British naval blueprints for the Ajax and Queen Mary battle cruisers. He says the British home office seeks Graves to locate him in New York and London. Graves declines to detail how he accessed the plans.
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Dr. Graves
Washington Port
New York
Graves
London
Lobby investigation widens scope on tariff and currency bills
A Senate inquiry into lobbying extends beyond tariff and currency reform to propose a registration law for all legislative agents. Senators face questions on ownership and potential influence while the committee prepares to probe field lobbying and backroom campaigns across states.
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Wilson
Congress
Senate
Alson
Wan
Senate Committee
Child dies after chewing rubber from baseball near stadium
Six year old Mary MacAantee of 2822 Van Felt Street Philadelphia died at home from stomach inflammation after chewing the rubber from an American League baseball that had fallen over the fence at Shibe Park. The ball, part of the cork and rubber core, was chewed after being knocked over during Athletics batting melees.
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Speral
Washington Post
Philadelphia Pa
4Ame MacaAntee
van Felt Street
Shibe Park
Lewis
Senate Finance Committee Moves Toward Reciprocal Tariffs
The Senate Finance subcommittee adopts an Underwood tariff approach with countervailing duties to balance imports. Meats, grains, and flour would be free if origin countries grant free entry to American products. duty as retaliation if reciprocities fail. Debate centers on print paper and agricultural schedules as Democrats push relief for consumers while Republicans vow hard fighting.
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Benat Finanes
Wilson
United States
America
Senate Finance
Armes
Canada
Argentina
Gom
Inc
Onderwood
Frouse
United
J Nidewood
Hils
Caucu
Senate
Underwood
Finance Committee
Icebergs Drift Northward Along Atlantic Route
Reports indicate icebergs have shifted from a southward drift to a northward course along the transatlantic path. Wireless signals from the Seneca naval station confirm strong currents guiding the icebergs toward safer waters for weeks.
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Broj Jung
Ena
Beng Arr
Wireless
Naval Ania
Taft Attends All Souls Church Then Teas at Country Club
Former President William H Taft visited All Souls Church where he attended services and hosted a small reception. He then joined Macy social circles at the Beardman home and later attended a Speaker Clark luncheon and tea with longtime political friends and officials from Washington.
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Macy
Clark
Woiliam T Taft
Yale
United States
W T Beardman Ag
White House
M. Taft
All Souls Tritarnian
Beardman
Washingtoniang
Farmsia Neue
White
Hilles
Taftwa
Khewlands
Country Club
Mabel Boardman
Burton Brandegee
Lasingdon
Sherryy
Ferne
Trouserine Trend Baffles Chicago Dressmakers and Drapers
Special to The Washington Post reports Chicago dressmakers offer trouserine garments as a skirt substitute. The fastened ankle length design aims to let women wear skirts closely bound yet move with ease. Designers promise a solution to the constraint of steps without embarrassment.
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Watington Post
Chicago
Sea Bug Fm
Ohio farmer admits killing his mother and brother
Berkley Flemming of Ironten confesses to police that he shot his mother Mia Emma Flemming and his brother Culnartson after quarrels at the family farm. He led officers to graves, stated the dead man had run away, and said he planned to kill his mother, with a note signed by the deceased.
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Berkley Flemming
Mother
Parent
Iranten Ohin
Mia
Emma
Corve Emile
Ga Flemming
Flemming
Bessie Stewart
Hie
Fra
Cutbertson
Pulmotor Saves a Baby in Washington New York
Infant son of Mrs Jda Nathanson weighed six pounds at birth and showed no circulation. Doctors administered a pulmotor device at Chanon Flossrtal as the child gasped for breath. Dr Irving Moster led the first treatment and the infant began to improve, turning pink and resuming breathing after the initial danger.
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Spe
Washington
New York
Jda Nathanson Ives
Chanon
Abraham
Irving Moster
Unclear fragmentary Brazilian meeting referenced
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Brazilian figure, a loan dread, names like Gerard Wild and Laure Miler, and scattered phrases about meetings, transport, and a nurse. Many garbled terms prevent a clear event or outcome.
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Laure Miler
Gerard Wild
staUers
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